AMTE’S ANIMAL ARK (Rescue Centre)
Annual Report for the year 2018-19
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CONTENTS S.No Section Page Number
1. Report of the Officer-in-charge 04
2. History of the Rescue Centre 04
3. Vision 04
4. Mission 04
5. Objective 04
6. About us 04-05
7. Organizational Chart 06
8. Human Resources for management of Rescue Centre 06
9. Capacity Building of Rescue Centre Personnel 07
10. Rescue Centre Advisory Committee 07
11. Health Advisory Committee 07
12. Statement of income and expenditure of the Rescue Centre 07-08
13. Daily feed Schedule of animals 08-10
14. Vaccination Schedule of animals 10-11
15. De-worming Schedule of animals 11-12
16. Disinfection Schedule 12-13
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17. Health Check-up of employees for zoonotic diseases 14
18. Development Works carried out in the Rescue Centre during the 14 year
19. Important Events and happenings 14
20. Seasonal special arrangements for upkeep of animals 15
21. Research Work carried out and publications 15
22. Rescue and Rehabilitation of the wild Animals 15
23. Annual Inventory of animals 15-16
24. Mortality of animals. 16
25. Status of the Compliance with conditions stipulated by the Central 16-18 Zoo Authority
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1. Report of the Officer-in-charge - This annual report of the rescue centre (Amte’s Animal Ark) is being submitted for the year 2018-19. 2. History of the Rescue Centre – The rescue Centre (AAA) was started around 45 years back as an orphanage cum rescue centre for wild orphan animals on mother animal being killed by local tribal for food. Later the local people started bringing baby orphan animals to the rescue centre when they knew about our social objective of conserving of wild life and forest.
3. Vision – To save wild life and spread awareness amongst local tribal for conservation of wild life and thus environment.
4. Mission – To take care of injured/rescued/orphaned animals.
5. Objective – To rescue the animal found orphan/injured and provide immediate help needed for its survival.
6. About us
S.No. Particulars Information
Basic Information about the Rescue Centre
1 Name of the Rescue Centre Amte’s Animal Ark
2 Year of Establishment 1974
3 Address of the Rescue Centre At- Hemalkasa, Post & Tehsil – Bhamragad, Dist – Gadchiroli – 442710, Maharashtra State
4 State Maharashtra
5 Telephone Number 7588772860 / 9423208802
6 Fax Number -
7 E-mail address [email protected]
8 Website www.lokbiradariprakalp.org
Distance from nearest Airport:350 km (Nagpur Airport)
Railway Station: 180 km (Chandrapur)
Bus Stand: 65 km (Allapalli)
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S.No. Particulars Information
10 Recognition Valid upto (Date) Renewal application submitted to renew
recognition beyond 03.11.2017
11 Area (in Hectares) 2 hectors
Management Personnel of the Rescue Centre
12 Name with designation of the Officer in- Dr. Prakash Amte.
charge Director
Name of the Veterinary Officer Dr. Sharayu Andhale (Regn no - 10070)
Name of the Curator Aniket Amte.
Name of the Biologist -
Name of the Compounder/ Lab Assistant Vijay Meshram.
Owner / Operator of the Rescue Centre
13 *Name of the Operator Dr. Prakash Amte.
Maharogi Sewa Samiti, Warora
14 Address of the Operator Lok Biradari Prakalp, At- Hemalkasa, Post & Tehsil – Bhamragad, Dist – Gadchiroli – 442710, Maharashtra State
15 Contact details/Phone number of Operator 7588772860 / 9423208802
16 E-mail address of Operator [email protected]
* Rule 2(m) of the Recognition of Zoo Rules, 2009. “Zoo Operator” means the person who has ultimate control over the affairs of the zoos provided that______I. in the case of a firm or other association of individuals, any one of the individual partners or members thereof; or II. in the case of a company, any director, manager, secretary or other officer, who is in-charge of and responsible to the company for the affairs of the zoo; or III. In case of zoo owned or controlled by the Central Government or any State Government or Union Territory Administration or any Trust or Society funded by the Central Government or a State Government or a Union Territory Administration, the
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Secretary of the concerned Department of that Government, or as the case may be the Union Territory Administration, shall be deemed to be the Zoo Operator.
7. Organizational Chart of the Rescue Centre
Director
Admin / Curator
Veterninary Officer
Compounder / Lab Asst. Feeding supervisor Record Keeper / Animal Keeper / / Keeper (02) Clerk Sweeper (05)
8. Human Resources deployment for management of Rescue Centre (Officer in- charge to Animal Keeper - Sanctioned posts, in-position and vacant posts)
Human Resources of the Rescue Centre*
Sl.No. Designation Number of Names of the incumbent Sanctioned Posts 1. Administrator / Curator 01 Aniket Amte 2. Veterinary Officer 01 Dr Sharayu Andhale 3. Lab Asst / Compounder 01 Vijay Meshram 4. Feeding Supervisor / Keeper 03 Pitambar Choudhary / Birju Pungati / Pandu Pungati 5. Animal Keeper / Sweeper 05 Sakharam Kharkar / Lalsu Parsa / Raju Majji / Kariya Gota / Sanjay Pungati 6. Record Keeper 01 Prafulla Pawar
*Please give above mentioned information in respect of all Rescue Centre personnel, from the Officer in-charge upto the Animal Keeper.
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9. Capacity Building of Rescue Centre personnel
Sl.No. Name and designation Subject Period of Name of the of the Rescue Centre matter of Training Institution where personnel Training the Training attended 1. Mr Aniket Amte Workshop by 19th to 20th March Sanjay Gandhi (Administrator/Curator) MZA 2019 National Park, Borivali - Mumbai
10. Rescue Centre Advisory Committee – a. Date of constitution b. Members c. Dates on which Meetings held during the year
11. Health Advisory Committee of the Rescue Centre –
a. Date of constitution b. Members c. Dates on which Meetings held during the year
12. Statement of income and expenditure of the Rescue Centre –
Expenditure on Amte’s Animal Ark - Year 2018-19
Sr. Yearly Total Expense No. Items Usage Rate (Rs./Year) 1 Average Beef Consumption 8000 kg Rs.130 /kg 10,40,000 2 Average Chicken Consumption 800 kg Rs.180/kg 1,44,000 Average Grain Consumption (Pulses, 3 Rice, Wheat Chapatis) 2000 kg Rs.70/kg 1,40,000 4 Milk Consumption 4200 ltr Rs.65/ltr 2,73,000 5 Egg Consumption 5500 nos Rs.6/egg 33,000 Average Green Vegetable Consumption (Amaranth, Spinach, Tomato, Beetroot, Cabbage, Carrot, Cauliflower, Indian Corn, Brinjal, Lady's finger, Groundnut, Potato, Pumpkin, Sweet 6 Potato, etc.) 10000 kg Rs.30/kg 3,00,000 Fruits Consumption (Local fruits such as Banana, Water Melon, Guava, 7 Grapes, Mango etc) 2200 kg Rs.30/kg 66,000
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8 Honey Consumption 150 kg Rs.300/kg 45,000 Workers' Salary (9 workers-Rs.6500 9 per person per month) - - 7,02,000 Maintenance of the cages (Electricity, 10 Repairing and Painting) - - 2,50,000 Veterinary Medicines (Antiseptic Spray, Antibiotics, Deworming Tab. 11 etc) - - 50,000
Total Expenditure on Amte’s Animal Ark for the year 2018-19 Rs. 30,43,000/-
13. Daily feed Schedule of animals Sl.No. Species Feed item Quantity Day of fasting Winter Summer
1. Peafowl veg+pulses+fruits 100gm/indiv 100gm/individ idual. ual.
2. Antelope four veg. and green 1.5kg- 1kg-veg. and horned. grass (maize, veg.and 2kg- green lucern 2.5kg – grass green grass
3. Sloth bear milk+chappati/ 3kg- 3kg- suji+ fruits+honey milk+chppati milk+chappati/ /individual Individual and and seasonable seasonable fruits fruits
4. Black buck veg. and green 1kg veg and 1kg veg.and grass (maize, 4kg green 4kg green lucern) grass grass
5. Jungle cat Chicken with 300gm/indiv 250gm/individ Wed bones idual. ual.
6. Common plam Chicken with 300gm/indiv 250gm/individ Wed civet cat bones idual. ual.
7. Jackal Buffalo Meat/Goat 1kg- 1kg- meat/ Wed Meat with bones meat/individ individual. ual.
8. Langur veg+pulses+fruits 1.5kg/individ 1.5kg/individu common ual. al.
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9. Leopard Buffalo Meat/Goat 3 kg meat 2.5 kg meat Wed Meat with bones + egg + chicken with bones
10. Macaque veg.+pulses+fruit 1.5kg- 1kg- rhesus s veg+pulses veg+pulses+fr +fruits/indivi uit/ individual dual and food ice candy
11. Ratel Buffalo Meat/Goat 1.5kg-meat 1kg-meat Wed Meat with bones
12. Gaint squirrel veg.+pulses+fruit 500gm/indiv 500gm/individ s idual. ual.
13. Crocodile Buffalo Meat/Goat 4kg- 4kg- live marsh Meat /chicken meat/chicke chicken/meat n- /1 week – 1 week
14. Monitor lizard Goat Meat 500gm- 500gm- meat / 1 meat/1week week
15. Indian rock live chicken / rat 1.5kg-live 1.5kg-live python chicken/Rat. chicken/Rat./1 /1week week
16. Rat snake Rat / frog 2-Rat/frog 2-Rat/frog
17. Kite pariah Ckicken 250gm- 200gm- chicken chicken
18. Brown fish owl chicken 200gm- 150gm- chicken/indi chicken/individ vidual. ual.
19. Parakeet veg.+pulses+fruit 250gm/indiv 250gm/individ alexandrine s idual. ual.
20. Spotted deer veg.+green 1kg-veg. 1kg-veg. and grass(maize,lucer and 4kg- 4kg-green n) green grass/ grass./individu individual al
21. Hyaena Buffalo Meat/Goat 2.5kg-meat 2kg-meat and Wed stripped Meat/Chicken and 2egg 2egg with bones
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22. Blue bull veg.+green 5kg-veg. 5kg-veg. and grass(maize and and 10kg- 10kg- green lucern) green grass./ grass/individ individual ual.
23. Porcupine veg.+pulses+fruit 700gm/indiv 700gm/ Indian s idual. individual.
24. Mottled wood Chicken 100gm/indiv 100gm/ Owl idual. individual.
14. Vaccination Schedule of animals Sl.No. Species Disease Name of the Periodicity Remarks vaccinated for Vaccine and dosage/ quantity used
1. Leopard Feline viral Nobivac- Annually rhinotracheitis,feli Tricat ne calici virus, vaccine, feline 1ml/sc and panleukopenia,ra CANVAC- bies, R-1ml/sc.
2. Hyaena Rabies and Vanguard Annually CD,adeno virus plus- 1ml/sc type 2 and parainflenza,parv CANVAC- o virus,leptopia R-1ml/sc canicola,L.grippo, L.typhosa,L.ictera haemorrhagic,L.p amona.
3. Sloth bear Rabies CANVAC- Annually R- 1ml/sc
4. Jungle cat Feline calici Nobivac- Annually virus,Feline Tricat rehinotracheitis, vaccine, feline 1ml/sc and panleukopenia,ra CANVAC- bies, R-1ml/sc.
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5. Jackal Rabies and CANVAC- Annually CD,adeno virus R-1ml/sc type 2 and parainflenza,parv Vanguard o virus,leptopia plus-1ml/sc canicola,L.grippo, L.typhosa,L.ictera haemorrhagic,L.p amona.
15. De-worming Schedule of animals Sl.No. Species Drug used Month
1. Antelope four Tab. Albendazole and Ivermectin Once in every three months horned
2. Bear sloth Albendazole and Ivermectin Once in every three months
3. Black buck Tab.Albendazole and Ivermectin Once in every three months
4. Jungle cat Tab. Drontal plus and Ivermectin Once in every three months
5. Common Tab.Drontal plus and Ivermectin Once in every three months palm civet cat
6. Jackal Tab.Drontal plus and Ivermectin Once in every three months
7. Common Tab. Albendazole and Ivermectin Once in every three months langur
8. Leopard Tab. Drontal plus and Ivermectin Once in every three months
9. Macaque Liq. Albendazole and Ivermectin Once in every three months rhesus
10. Ratel Tab. Drontal plus and Ivermectin Once in every three months
11. Gaint squirrel Liq. Albendazole and Ivermectin Once in every three months
12. Kite pariah Liq. Albendazole Once in every three months
13. Brown fish Liq. Albendazole Once in every three months owl
14. Spotted deer Tab. Albendazole and ivermectin Once in every three months
15. Hyeana Tab. Drontal plus and Ivermectin Once in every three months
16. Blue bull Tab. Fenbendazole and Once in every three months Ivermectin
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17. Porcupine Liq. Albendazole and ivermectin Once in every three months Indian
18. Motteld wood Liq. Albendazole Once in every three months owl
16. Disinfection Schedule Sl.No. Species Type of enclosure Disinfectant used Frequency of and method disinfection
1. Antelope four Semi closed Liq.Lysol (washing 1 time in horned floor) and morning and eucalyptus oil used oil used twice in cges in week
2. Bear sloth Semi Closed Liq.lysol(washing 1 time in floor) and morning and eucalyptus oil. oil used twice in week
3. Black buck Semi closed Liq.lysol(washing 1 time in floor) and morning and eucalyptus oil. oil used twice in week 4. Jungle cat Closed Liq.lysol(washing 1 time in floor) and use morning and eucalyptus oil. oil used twice in week 5. Common palm Closed Liq.lysol(washing 1 time in civet cat floor) and morning and eucalyptus oil. oil used twice in week 6. Jackal Semi closed Liq.lysol(washing 1 time in floor) and morning and eucalyptus oil. oil used twice in week 7. Common langur Closed Liq.lysol(washing 1 time in floor) and morning and eucalyptus oil. oil used twice in week 8. Leopard Closed Liq.lysol(washing 1 time in floor) and morning and eucalyptus oil.
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oil used twice in week 9. Macaque Close Liq.lysol(washing 1 time in rhesus floor) and morning and eucalyptus oil. oil used twice in week 10. Ratel Closed enclosure Liq.lysol(washing 1 time in floor)and morning and eucalyptus oil. oil used twice in week 11. Gaint squirrel Close cage Liq.lysol(washing 1 time in floor) and morning and eucalyptus oil. oil used twice in week 12. Crocodile marsh Semi closed Spread Eucalyptus Twice in oil in the cage. week.
13. Monitor lizard Close Liq.lysol(washing 1 time in floor) morning.
14. Indian rock Close Liq.lysol(washing 1 time in python floor) morning
15. Spotted deer Semi closed Liq.lysol(washing 1 time in floor) and morning and eucalyptus oil. oil used twice in week 16. Hyeana Semi closed Liq.lysol(washing 1 time in floor) and morning and eucalyptus oil oil used twice in week 17. Blue bull Semi closed Liq.lysol(washing 1 time in floor) and morning and eucalyptus oil oil used twice in week 18. Porcupine Semi closed Liq.lysol(washing 1 time in Indian floor) and morning and eucalyptus oil oil used twice in week
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17. Health Check-up of employees for zoonotic diseases
Sl.No. Name Designation Date of Findings of Health Health Check up
Check up
1. Vijay Meshram LabAsst/ 15/05/2018 AFB- Compounder Negative,ARV vaccination done.
2. Pitamber Chaudhary Animal keeper 15/05/2018 AFB- Negative,ARV vaccination done.
3. Birju Pungati Animal keeper 15/05/2018 AFB- Negative,ARV vaccination done.
4. Kariya Gota Animal keeper 15/05/2018 AFB- Negative,ARV vaccination done.
5. Sanjay Pungati Animal keeper 15/02/2019 AFB- Negative,ARV vaccination done.
6. Raju Majji Animal keeper 15/05/2018 AFB- Negative,ARV vaccination done.
7. Sakharam Kharkar Animal keeper 15/05/2018 AFB- Negative,ARV vaccination done.
8. Lalsu Parsa Animal keeper 15/05/2018 AFB- Negative,ARV vaccination done
9. Pandu Pungati Animal keeper 15/2/2019 AFB- Negative,ARV vaccination done
18. Development Works carried out in the Rescue Centre during the year –
i) Steps taken for natural enrichment of the animal enclosures.
19. Important events and happenings - Yoga Day and World Wildlife Week were celebrated during the year(Separate report attached).
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20. Seasonal special arrangements for upkeep of animals – i) Due to extreme climate in the region we have to cover snake enclosures with tarpaulin so as to protect them from extreme cold weather and we have to provide them air coolers during extreme summer season and electric heaters in winter.
21. Research Work carried out and publications –
22. Rescue and Rehabilitation of wild animals.
Sl.No. Date of Species Received Date of Action taken Rescue with from Submission number of of Report to animals the CWLW rescued / CZA with their sex (M: F:U:T) Date and Reasons Place of for housing rehabilitation in the zoo, if in their not habitat released in their habitat Report dated 15.04.2019 attached
23. Annual Inventory of animals Form – II [See Rule 11(1)] Part – A Inventory Report for the Year : Separate inventory report attached. Endangered Species*
S.N Anim Scientif Opening Births Acquisitio Dispos Death Closing o. al ic Stock as n al Stock as Nam name on on e M F U T M F U M F U M F U M F U M F U T
*Animals under Schedule I and Schedule II of the Wild Life (Protection) Act, 1972 Part – B Other than Endangered Species
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S.N Anim Scientif Opening Births Acquisitio Dispos Death Closing o. al ic Stock as n al Stock as Nam name on on e M F U T M F U M F U M F U M F U M F U T
24. Mortality of animals
Sl.No. Animal Name Scientific Name Sex Date of Reason of Death (with Death as per the Post- individual mortem findings identification mark, if any) 1. Common Paradoxurus Female 01.07.2018 Chronic Hepatic Palm Civet hermaphroditus Failure 2. Common Paradoxurus Female 02.08.2018 Respiratory Palm Civet hermaphroditus Failure 3. Nilgai – Blue Boselaphus Female 29.11.2018 Acute liver Bull tragocamelus failure 4. Four horned Tetracerus Female 28.12.2018 Chronic injury at antelope quadricornis lumber region 5. Nilgai – Blue Boselaphus Male 12.03.2019 Pneumonia Bull tragocamelus
25. Compliance with conditions stipulated by the Central Zoo Authority
Sr Norm Conditions stipulated by the CZA Compliance / Comments No under RZR 2009 1 10.1(5) Perimeter wall should be constructed The condition has been around the rescue centre. complied with. The perimeter wall as suggested by CZA authority has been constructed in Feb-2018. 2 10.3(1) Master plan of the rescue centre should The condition has been be submitted for approval of the CZA. complied with. We have already submitted Master Plan for the approval of the CZA. 3 10.3(8) Acquisition of endangered species by Instructions from CZA the rescue centre should be reported to regarding acquisition of the Central Zoo Authority. animals have been taken seriously and we have started
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reporting these to all concerned wild life authorities i.e. PCCF (wild life) Maharashtra and the CZA. 4 10.4(2) Housing facility for rescued animals is We are waiting for the approval inadequate. to master plan submitted to the CZA for expansion of the rescue centre and we will expand the rescue centre’s housing capacity after receiving CZA’s approval on master plan submitted. Earlier we have informed the situation of surplus animals to your office vide letter dated 02.09.2017. Again, we are enclosing list of surplus animals which may be shifted to other zoo. 5 10.4(3) Footbath should be provided at entry to The condition has been animal houses in the rescue centre. complied with. Necessary footbath as suggested by the CZA have been provided and we will further developed it while executing renovation/expansion of the rescue centre which is awaiting approval of the CZA on master plan submitted. 6 10.4(6) The animal enclosures should be The condition has been enriched appropriately. complied with. Necessary facilities/infrastructure has been created as suggested by the CZA authority and we will further developed it while executing renovation/expansion of the rescue centre which is awaiting approval of the CZA on master plan submitted. 7 10.4(7) Screening should be provided between This point is considered and animal enclosures. will provide the same while executing expansion plan of the rescue centre. 8 10.4(8) Drawings for animal enclosures of We are waiting for the approval endangered species should be submitted to master plan submitted to the for approval of the CZA. CZA for expansion of the rescue centre. Necessary
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drawings will be submitted to the authority once master plan is approved by CZA. 9 10.6(1) Full-fledged veterinary unit should be We would like to state that we set up with basic diagnostic facilities have full-fledged hospital for and related infrastructure. local public and the same is well equipped to take care of animals at the rescue centre. All the equipment’s/medicines needed for treatment of the animals are available at the hospital. We have appointed full time veterinary doctor (BVSc) to take care health and daily check-up of animals at our rescue centre. 10 10.11(2) The operator of the rescue centre should We assure adherence to this not indulge in handling of wild animals. condition.
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International Yoga Day celebration at Amte’s Animal Ark (Orphanage cum Rescue Centre)
Yoga is regarded as one of the most effective method of establishing a connection between the body mind by Indian sages since time immemorial. It is a type of exercise that is performed through diet, breathing and physical posture for the relaxation of body and mind. Yoga is the practice for a healthy body, mind, soul and heart. So, this International Yoga Day 2018, promoting Yoga with Yoga day celebration at our organization.
Promoting and celebrating Yoga day gives us an opportunity to create health awareness among volunteers and staff of our Lok Biradari Prakalp at Hemalkasa. On 21st June 2018 (June 21st is the day which coincides with the summer solstice was declared by the UN General Assembly as International Day for Yoga) we celebrated "International Yoga Day-2018" organized by our organization at our school ground.
Below are some snapshots of the programme conducted on 21st June 2018:
Date: 08.10.2018
Report on Wildlife Week celebrated at Amte’s Animal Ark (Orphanage cum Rescue Centre)
A Wild Life Week celebration was planned to arouse the general awakening of normal people in the country towards the protection of wildlife. India has decided to celebrate the event for one week in the month of October every year by organizing some special activities connected with the wild life conservation. The Government of India organizes variety of activities during this period through the environmentalists, activists, educators who encourage and accelerate the people mind to become aware of the wildlife conservation.
Amte’s Animal Ark is a recognized rescue centre where 100+ orphaned animals are taken care by the organization. We are doing this since last 44 years out of natural love and care towards animals. Here, we have celebrated wildlife week by conducting some special programme like; essay writing and painting competition at our school run by the trust. A rally was also organized by the organization to create awareness towards conservation of wildlife and natural resources. Students and teachers have actively participated the wildlife week awareness rally. This will definitely create awareness among new generation growing up and we are sure they will try to preserve the environment for future generations.
Below are some snapshots of the programme conducted during wildlife week 2018:-
1. Essay writing on wildlife and environment: -
2. Painting competition on wildlife & nature:-
3. Wildlife Week Awareness Rally: -
Some local newspapers have also taken note of the initiative of the organization.
Thanking you.
Dr Prakash Amte. Director, Amte’s Animal Ark
Date: 15.04.2019
To, Member Secretary, Central Zoo Authority, New Delhi - 110001
Sub: Annual report of animals rescued/rehabilitated during the year 2018-19.
Dear Sir,
Please find enclosed animals rescued/rehabilitation report of Amte’s Animal Ark (Orphanage cum Rescue Centre) for the year 2018-19.
Thanking You.
Dr. Prakash Amte. Director, Amte’s Animal Ark (Orphanage cum Rescue Centre)
Copy to: 1. P.C.C.F. (WL), Maharashtra State 2. Member Secretary, M. S. Zoo Authority, Nagpur 3. D.C.F. Bhamragad Division 4. R.F.O. Tadgaon
Encl: 1. Inventory report for the year 2018-19. 2. List of additions to stock during the year.
List of animals rescued from 1st April 2018 to 31st March 2019
Sr Name of Date of Name and Scientific Sex Age Observati No Rescued Rescue Place of Name (when ons Animal Rescuer rescued) 1 Indian 05.07.2018 Villagers of Canis Female Approx. 4 Week & Wolf Ghotpadi lupus months Dehydrated pallipes 2 Indian 05.07.2018 Villagers of Canis Female Approx. 4 Week & Wolf Ghotpadi lupus months Dehydrated pallipes 3 Giant 25.07.2018 Villagers of Ratufa Male Approx. 3 Week & Squirrel Hitapadi indica months Dehydrated 4 Four 05.10.2018 Villagers of Tetracerus Male Approx. 3 Week & horned Paraynar quadricorn months Dehydrated antelope is 5 Barking 15.10.2018 Villagers of Muntiacus Male Approx. 4 Week & deer Gongwada Muntjak months Dehydrated 6 Barking 05.11.2018 Villagers of Muntiacus Male Approx. 2 Week & deer Kawande Muntjak months Dehydrated 7 Crested 01.01.2019 Villagers of spilornis Un- Approx. 4 Injury at Serpent Tekla cheela identifi months right wing Eagle ed 8 Bear 18.01.2019 Villagers of Melursus Male Approx. 2 Weak & Sloth Podewada ursinus months Dehydrated 9 Bear 18.01.2019 Villagers of Melursus Female Approx. 2 Weak & Sloth Podewada ursinus months Dehydrated 10 Bear 30.03.2019 Villagers of Melursus Female Approx. 3 Weak & Sloth Podewada ursinus months Dehydrated
List of animal rehabilitations from 1st April 2018 to 31st March 2019
Sr Name of Scientific Date of Name and Sex Remarks No Animal Name Animal Place of Shifting Animal Shifted 1 Bear Melursus 02.09.2018 Gorewada 2 Male Surplus animals shifted Sloth ursinus Zoo and & 2 to Gorewada Zoo with Rescue Female permissions from the Center, PCCF(WL) Nagpur Maharashtra State.
Thanking you.
Dr. Prakash Amte. Director, Amte’s Animal Ark 171615 - Barking Deer Indian 14 Wolf Indian 13 Porcupine Indian 12 Nilgai - Bull Blue 11 Stripped Hyaena 109 (Chital) Spotted Deer 8 / Giant Malabar Squirrel 7 Ratel 6 Rhesus Macaque 5 (Panther) Leopard 4 Common Langur 3 Jackal 2 CivetCommon Palm- Cat 1 Jungle Cat Mammal BlackBuck (Krishna Mrig) Sloth Bear 6 5 4 Horned Four Antelope 321 Bird Brown Owl Fish NOS. / Pariah Kite Blck Kite NAME ANIMAL NAME SCIENTIFIC MFUTMFUMFUMFUMFUMFUT Total Mammal Total Birds Total 7 Muntjac Indian Toddy (Chowsingha) Eagle Serpent Crested wood owl Mottled Alexandrine Parakeet Peafowl Muntiacus Muntjak Muntiacus pallipes lupus Canis indica Hystrix tragocamelus Boselaphus hyaena Hyaena axis Axis indica Ratufa capensis Melivora mulatta Macaca pardus Panthera entellus Semnopithecus aureus Canis hermaphroditus Paradoxurus Felis chaus cervicapra Antilope ursinus Melursus quadricornis Tetracerus spilornis cheela Ocellata Strix eupatria Psittacula leschena zeylonesis ketupa govinda migrans Milvus cristatus Pavo InventoryReporttheyear/period for : 31st2018 MarchApril to 20191st
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